up. fight fever with all eyes on las vegas for the fight of the century. we will look at the staggering pay day for the city and planners. thank you for joining us. kristen sze. >> and i'm eric thomas. that mike tyson,spinx fight was short. >> >>. good morning. live doppler, fog and clouds, starting off mild. a lot of us in the 60s. that's the backdrop for the day planner. 56 to 72. we stay around 62 at the coast. sea breeze kicks in this afternoon. 86 inland.

there will be a lot of 90s inland east bay. the sea breeze reaches all of us this afternoon. 56 to 74. on the roads this morning? >> almost 6:01. we have not had one single accident reported on freeways. here's a look. friday light conditions, golden gate bridge. where is everybody? they're all in vegas. everybody going to the fight. we head to the bay bridge tolls and we have big gaps, closer to 880 or degrand avenue, still big gaps. 12 minutes to get to east bay. more on breaking news. we have been talking about in san mateo, crews working to contain a three alarm fire at apartment complex. told us about this about ten minutes ago. the big intersection is

hillsdale, norfolk. they seem to be getting a handle on the fire. it is an important row -- location. a news crew is headed that way. we will bring a live report as soon as they arrive. also happening today, san francisco minimum wage going up to $12.25 an hour. joining oakland with the highest minimum wage in the area. it is part of an initiative to increase it to 15 bucks in 2018. seattle has highest minimum wage at $15 an hour. 6:02. the united nations humanitarian chief is in nepal after earthquake hit the region. more than 133,000 homes have been destroyed. the death toll stands at more than 6,000.

new video into the newsroom shows the devastation in nepal from a new angle. this is go provideo taken in katmandu. soldiers taking part in rescue efforts strapped it to a search dog. the soldier and dog part of a group of israeli defense forces sent to help. san francisco sent drones to help earthquake relief. sky catch plans to provide mapping images to assess damage and allocate resources to help. two researchers have been sent to katmandu. they're mappings mapping high priority areas. in that time more than a half million people donated and raised more than $10 million in funds for the international medical corp. so many people want to support

relief and recovery efforts in nepal. text nepal to 90999, contribute $10 or call 1-800-red cross. 6:04. protesters around the country and here in the bay area getting ready to rally for may day. if headed out the door, could mean delays for the commute. reporter amy hollyfield is live in oakland with more. >> reporter: the protesters are not here eric. they were scheduled to be here at 5:30 at telegraph and broadway in oakland. you see behind me it is empty. who did show up, can you see there parked across the street some chp officers. they had word this would happen. they're on stand by. looks like protesters are not early risers. we have an empty plaza here. look at the plan of events for today. you can sketch out your day. they were supposed to start at 5:30.

that has not happened. but at 7:30 is the next event, that's scheduled to be at mcarthur park they want to block google buses that take off to protest identification of oakland. 9:00, a presence at port of oakland. noon at city hall in oakland for a big rally. then in the evening set to be back here at telegraph and broadway at 7:00 for a big march. we have video of what the protest looked like last year. organizers say this is to call attention to labor workers, immigrants, they say the working class is under attack in this country. there's a call to shut it down. we did ask one person who did show up at 5:45 what shut it down looks like. >> shut it down means that people should go and march and

stop business as usual. it is only when you stop business as usual that people start paying attention to social issues. >> reporter: again he was the only one to show up this morning, and he has since left he has given up on this action happening here. the protesters have posted on social media that they want focus today to be on the black lives matter issue and police brutality issues happening around the country. it is expected to be a long day of protest. the midday protest expected to be the big rally. so far this is off to a very quiet start. live in oakland, amy hollyfield abc 7 news. 6:06. major financial backers of the warriors arena say they've never heard of an opposition group that spoke before a community meeting. they say the nonprofit group mission bay alliance is spreading untruths to the public.

members of the alliance told community members last night that the proposed arena will cause massive traffic headaches and possibly block ambulances from mission bay medical center. an alliance spokesman says the group is composed of ucf stakeholders, many who contributed $250 million to the university and hospital, says he doesn't believe that. what's dubbed the fight of the century puts all vegas. our reporter is live in the newsroom with more. >> the count down is on. the fight has been years in the making. here's a live look at the vegas strip. it happens at the floyd mayweather and manny pacquiao hit the ring for

wealther weight champion of the world. the fight is expected to bring in mind boggling $400 million. thousands are flying to watch it live or make bets. pacquiao is a congressman in his home country and proud to represent the philippines. >> i will do my best to make the fans happy. they deserve a good fight, to enjoy the fight. >> he is a wild fighter. you know me i am a sharpshooter. i will be on point i am pretty sure. >> win or lose, both mayweather and pacquiao will be millions of dollars richer after this weekend. mayweather expects to bring in around $200 million. pacquiao 120 million. the fight is airing on pay per view. expect bars to be packed tomorrow. there's some controversy with the fight like keith olbermann

boycotting it because mayweather was charged several times on domestic violence violations. melissa harrington, abc 7 news. >> the money in this single fight could rake in in one day a staggering around of money. the biggest one day sporting event was last year's super bowl with $500 million, according to "time." if this event brings in close to 400 million expected, it will make it number two pushing the summer olympics in 2012 to number three and remember this fight could be over in just seconds. >> floyd mayweather may have plans for part of his purse. if he wins the attorney for night confirms he will pay his bail. he was ariend for murder of a man he ran down with his car. knight pled not guilty to the

event, claiming he was trying to escape an ambush. the san francisco 49ers sport a new look at some games this season. >> they gave us a peek at the all black uniforms. >> the uniform is still amazing. when i first heard we were wearing these uniforms, i got excited. they feel terrific. probably one of the best uniforms i've ever worn in my life. >> first alternate uniform in niner history, can be worn two games a season. players were involved in the design. question is, do you like the uniforms? tell us what you think on our facebook page. >> not sure. like the cooling mechanism for the hot days. >> that may be one of those things on the field they get to enjoy. what's going on weather

wise? >> good morning, everybody. here's 24 hour change, if you had trouble sleeping probably a reason why, 11 degrees warmer this morning. already seeing cooling in fairfield. mid to upper 50s until you get to bell month 63 degrees. 46 in napa. we are seeing cooling up north. heading into the afternoon, cooling at the coast will be dramatic. 63 to 71. 88 to 93, hot inland east bay. 72 to 86 around the bay and into the south bay. we are using the mobile camera 880 through heyward. it is a breeze. normally traffic is bumper-to-bumper, but today is friday light. nice conditions. northbound traffic looking just as good. look at walnut creek.

it is not just satisfactory it is downright marvelous. it will be i would say about nine minutes. moving over to fremont, continuing on 880, top speed live view of the south bay. top speeds with the exception of that spot between 280 and split. thank you. 6:12. the government takes action to protect police. how? approving body cameras for dozens of departments, where they're headed and why. panicked parents watching a school bus driver take off with their kids. controversy unfolding on board that got the driver kicked off the job. if headed to your job, abc 7 news now a beautiful shot toward the east, the sun starting to rise. female announcer: sleep train's interest free for 3 event! ends sunday. it's your last chance to get

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6:15. an arizona bus driver off the job after district leaders refused to let children off at a bus stop for pick up.

we have video of a 911 call. >> he is driving away. >> which way is he driving? >> he is driving -- all the kids on the bus are crying. crazy guy. >> wow. this happened on tuesday. district officials say the driver told them he stopped the bus before the designated stop because children on board were being too loud and talking. he turned around, took them back to school. the kids were actually all safe. dozens of police departments are getting help beefing up the force. new this morning department of justice has launched a $20 million pilot program to expand use of body cameras. most of the money funded to small police agencies that may not be able to afford cameras on their own. doj is responding to what it calls immediate need on the heels of violent protests in ferguson, missouri and recently in baltimore. the announcement comes the same

week that san francisco's mayor said he wants to spend more than $6 million to equip every patrol officer in the city with a body camera. a sea lion getting help at the marine mammal center this morning after found hiding under a car in san francisco. the sea lion rubbish was found he was picked up before and treated for malnutrition. he lost 21 pounds since then. warmer water is pushing the food supply north, the mammal center says they've taken in a record number of sea lions this >> the waters continue to warm. if he knew the name was rubbish,

i would be upset. >> there's rubbish and his sister garbage. >> it was so warm he wanted to slide on the pavement. >> he looked sad there, but content. good morning, everybody. seeing a lot of marine life effected by the warmer water. no clouds this morning, check out the beautiful looking from the tower weather window. hot inland, cooling hits the coast this afternoon. cooler tonight. hopefully you sleep better. hearing that from a lot of people, one in particular. here's a look at high pressure. it is going to bring up a southerly surge of marine layer

clouds and cooler weather. this is the way it plays out. light and variable winds this morning. by noon, you see clouds coming up from the south and coming down from the north. they're going to meet in the golden gate and punch through as we head into the evening and overnight hours. it will be dramatically different this evening than last evening around most neighborhoods. during the afternoon hours, we hit mid to upper 80s in the south bay. cooler in santa cruz. falling into the 60s this afternoon. low to mid-80s, redwood city. mid to upper 70s in san mateo. 70s at the coast before the clouds drop us into the mid-60s this afternoon. could hit mid 70s downtown before the same thing happens, cools us into the low 70s. heading to north bay san raf avenue mid to upper mid-60s at your beaches.

mid to upper 70s through east bay shoreline. castro valley, fremont newark, low to mid-80s. least likely to be effected by sea breeze. everybody else in the upper 80s. even 92 in antioch. going to the game tonight 6 0 at 7:15. that's different. angels took two out of three from the a's yesterday, now coming across the bay. temperatures drop inland tomorrow. couple degrees cooler sunday and monday. have a good weekend. we are starting with friday light. and that's an understatement. here's a peek. highway 24. 65 miles per hour leaving walnut creek. 580, 70 miles per hour up to seminary. clear in piedmont. 980, you see slow downs, that

white arrow indicates where 360 is headed. reached highway 84 from 880, making it on surface streets. we will head to the canyon to see how traffic is moving. right now nice and light. quiet. you move over, look at the westbound direction. showing you a little slowing near highway 84. that's starting to slow. chris and eric. another day of the great kate wait. >> one royal weighs in on what he is wishing for with the royal baby. the secret prince charles is making public next. first, abc 7 news now, traffic on the golden gate bridge it is friday light here. traffic moving right along without a problem. a beautiful shot of iconic

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is a boy or girl. prince charles isn't making his preference a secret he is hoping for a granddaughter. boy or girl royal baby watchers wonder when the baby will arrive. the duchess is reportedly past her due date expected to go into labor any day now. a costco employee with terminal cancer will be out raising money to benefit those he considers less fortunate than himself. the miracle balloon campaign holding that fund-raiser today starting at 10:00 this morning. he has multiple sclerosis and kidney cancer that spread to his bones. he raised more than $50,000 to benefit children's hospital oakland. he hopes to be the top fund-raising associate for the month long campaign which off today. 6:25. the news continues at 6:30 with today's top stories.

>> including what to do about lice. new rules from the top doctors that some parents might be wondering about. and police shoot and kill a woman in their custody. what they say she did first that forced their officers to take action. check out the heat yesterday. 80s and 90s. could be a one and done for some neighborhoods. i will show you friday's falling temperatures coming up in the accuweather seven-day forecast. and if you're just waking up with us, no, you're not dreaming. that's macarthur maze at 6:26. traffic is light today. we don't have any accidents to get to. we have a little congestion. i will tell you whe new 00 an average of $500 just by

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good friday morning. it is 6:29. that spider made a return visit to our camera. a gorgeous picture. thanks for joining us. i am kristen sze. >> i think he is sunning himself. maybe has a little sunscreen on.

i am eric thomas along with leyla gulen and mike nicco is here. >> little vitamin d deficient like some of us. 6:30 this morning. show you what's going on with live doppler 7 hd. light winds. may have had issues with sleeping. here he comes again. makes a beautiful web, makes a rainbow of the morning sunrise. here's the 12 hour day planner. 64 at the coast. it will be cloudy 56 by 7:00. low to mid 70s for a lot of the bay area. notice the mid-80s inland. a lot of us touch the 90s, and cool nicely in the evening hours into the mid 70s. >> thanks mike. what about the traffic? hopefully friday light. >> traffic is crazy in a good

way. look at the san mateo bridge 13 minutes between heyward, foster city. check it out. it is moving at top speeds. eastbound direction as well. we have two lanes taken away. as i move over to the north bay 101, again, clear drive. seeing very light conditions friday light conditions. i was saying i think everyone went to vegas for the mayweather pacquiao fight. safe travels, everyone. 6:31. following breaking news in san mateo, firefighters are working a three alarm fire at an apartment complex. matt keller is live at the scene with more. >> reporter: the fact that the fire wasn't more tragic or disastrous is credit to firefighters that arrived quickly on scene. first call came at 5:13. five minutes later first crews were here fighting the fire at this apartment complex. seven units in this complex.

they were able to knock that fire keep that fire into one unit. firefighters told me there was a man and woman and their adult daughter and her granddaughter, a six-year-old, inside the apartment when this started. they're crediting the smoke detector with getting out alive. able to escape without injury. as they were going out they noticed a fire in the kitchen area. firefighters called a second alarm, staged a third alarm, although they didn't need to use the firefighters. the first firefighters on scene from the first and second alarm were able to get this fire out. there were 37 firefighters on the scene, 8 engines, 2 trucks 10 vehicles to put out the fire. apartments are all close together. this is a seven unit complex in the middle of the apartment complex, so obviously the danger of flames spreading was very real to the firefighters and occupants living in the building. i am told no other apartments are damaged and all the people will be allowed to go back into

their homes sometime today but as far as four people that were in the apartment complex that burned, they're not going to be allowed back in. obviously their apartment is destroyed. we are told that the red cross is going to be here on scene, whether or not they're going to help out the family or not we still don't know that yet whether or not they have family or friends to stay in the area. this area is blocked off. a lot of engines and trucks blocking the area. police have it blocked off. avoid that area if possible. matt keller, abc 7 news. >> of course that area is not far from a busy intersection hillsdale and norfolk. thanks for that information. 6:33. happening now, bay area bracing for may day protests. rallies could impact your morning commute. amy hollyfield is live in oakland with a look at what's happening. amy? >> reporter: kristin, it is off to a slow start. protesters were supposed to be

here at telegraph and broadway at 5:30. look behind me, no protesters. police got the memo. chp was called in by oakland police as backup. you can see about a half dozen officers standing here just in case, ready to respond to react. this is where the first protest was scheduled to start. so far protesters are a no show. here's the schedule of what the day will look like. they were going to be here at 5:30. the next event is set for 7:30 at macarthur park where they want to block google they're set to go to port of oakland. noon a big rally for oakland city hall, and in the evening, a maran rally at lathem here's video of last year's protest. organizers say it is to call attention to labor workers and immigrants. they say the working class is

under attack in this country. we had one protester show up at 5:45. he has since given up. we asked what his goals were for today. >> larger public to start doing is realize that there's so many issues with the system and the way that the state and corporations work together that now we need to take a st we need more power for t working class. >> reporter: this year, not only focusing on labor issues but organizers said through social media posts they also want to focus on the black lives matter issue and the police brutality issues popping up around the country.

as of now, this is off to a very quiet start. live in oakland amy abc 7 news. international long share union plans may lead the march that starts at 9:00 a.m. port of oakland scheduled a closure for eight hours. union leadership is angry over social injustice specifically the police shooting death of walter scott unarmed man shot in a traffic stop. may day protests in other cities. in san francisco at civic center plaza followed by march to 24th and mission at 3:30. in san jose, a 2:00 p.m. rally at target plaza at story and king road, followed by march and rally at city hall.

also held in other cities like chicago, philadelphia new york. atlanta authorities say they were forced to shoot a woman that slipped out of handcuffs grabbed a gun and began shooting at them. the woman was arrested for driving a vehicle reported stolen. it is unclear if officers searched her for weapons before putting her in back of a squad car. a witness says she was handcuffed and apparently managed to draw a gun. she was taken to a hospital where she died. officers were not injured. 6:37. the latest on the nepal. a young woman was rescued from rubble near the main bus terminal today. here is new video taken this morning of debris in the area. police say hours before the woman's rescue, a 15-year-old boy was pulled from wreckage of a seven story building. more than 6,000 people died from

the quake. so many people want to support relief and efforts. techs nepal to 90999 red cross. what we are learning about how much it costs to raise a child. and eating clean at a big name burger joint. what one chain is rolling out to make it easy for the whole family. going to break abc 7 news now, the camera looking at san francisco, it was hot yesterday and last ♪

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world golf championship continued after the calmest brightest day. 68 at 11:00, then the clouds come back drop to walnut creek temperatures range from 88 to 95. same today. tree pollen high grass pollen moderate. same old same old. 64 cloudy in monterey. mid 90s in the central valley. 101 in palm springs.

all right. if you're taking mass transit no delays. clear on i-80 and 68 a little slowing southbound on 101. the rest of the drive top speeds. taking 360 through the canyon on 84. normally a busy spot particularly southbound direction coming away, normally don't see a drive clear up to 680. >> i know. we rarely see that. 6:42. the doctors with a new lesson on life. >> what you need to know if your son or daughter is infected. stay in the no with abc 7 news now. live picture of the san mateo bridge. apparently friday light.

zi good morning, 6:45. kim kardashian is opening up about bruce jenner's decision to live as a woman. she appeared on jimmy kimmel live. he asked her how her stepfather

is doing since doing the two hour interview with diane sawyer. >> he is so happy and i think it is a sense of relief from all of the amazing support that he felt. you know it is a really brave thing to come out and, you know, be so truthful and to have all of that support i think meant the world to him and our >> she reiterated support insisting she would help him glam up and she knows a thing or two about that. 6:46. apple shares are having a volatile week. >> and wendy's bringing the first organic things to the menu. we have more in the money report. >> happy friday. this is like vegas hotel room rates on wall street. the dow up by 127 points. s&p 500 and nasdaq trading

higher. apple yesterday sold off, and hitting an all-time high earlier after the earnings report. apple was the worst performing stock in the dow yesterday. it lost $43 billion in market value since monday. investors nervous about how a company the size of apple can keep growing. raising a child has never been cheap. new report from young invincible says parenting is more daunting for millenials than for their parents or grandparents. many with stagnant or falling wages, student loan debt, rising child care cost. wendy's on the organic band wagon with honest tea. "the wall street journal" says the move into organic drinks makes it a stand up. the tea brewed on site. back to you. >> have a great weekend. 6:47. here's a thought that some parents may find a bit unsettling, the nation's top doctors say kids who have lice

should go to school. many school districts ban them from class until the child is treated. the american academy of pediatrics is encouraging schools to change that policy. they say although lice makes the head itch, the bugs are not a health hazard since they don't spread diseases. >> can cost $500 to treat. families may want to think about that. don't be surprised if traffic signs on interstate 80 look different the next few weeks. new electronic display boards are being tested for the smart corridor project on 80. the new signs give drivers more advance notice of traffic conditions. transit leaders say boards change where there's an issue warning drivers of blocked rains or reduced speeds. signs are expected to go live later this year. 6:48. time for a check of traffic. we had a couple of busy traffic days, this ain't one of them. >> that's right. today is such a nice day to end

the week. we traveled 84 we came away, am going to turn here, traffic there is smooth. there's a pocket of slowing south, and heading farther toward 680. look at the map and other parts of the bay area. that's a wide picture of the bay area. seeing slowing on 30 miles per hour leaving tulley road. and northbound side of 280 and drive time traffic. 580 westbound, 26 minutes. 21 minutes highway 4, clear in the north bay. how is the weather? roller coaster we talked about, this is the quickest turnaround i have seen in eight years. look at the cameras the heat surged. 24 degrees warmer than the day before. and now everybody is dropping.

some areas dramatically, up to 17 degrees in petaluma. let's look at what's going on. light and variable winds on the doppler. a hazy start with temperatures in the 60s this morning. a lot of people had trouble sleeping. tonight cooler better sleeping after hot highs continue inland. cooler conditions hit the coast. clouds and highs coming to all neighborhoods for the weekend. high pressure is rolling away, clockwise flow. thick fog around santa barbara. that will come up the coast through the morning and afternoon. watch the winds go from light and variable to there, on shore at noon. look at the clouds developing on the coast into the afternoon and evening. everybody will be touched by sea breeze overnight and into tomorrow. until then mid to upper 80s in the south bay.

san jose 85. 72 and falling in santa cruz. mid to upper 70s, low to mid-80s for the rest of the peninsula. mid-60s along the coast and falling this afternoon. mid 70s, falling into the low 70s it is possible. even upper 60s by the evening drive time. mid to upper 70s enpetaluma 90s retreating to cloverdale. 72 at richmond. mid to upper 70s on the east bay shore. union city fremont effected by the sea breeze. san ramone 86. if you ran the air conditioner yesterday, you need it again. dress warm for the game. angels are coming to a cool at&t park. the accuweather forecast biggest drop in temperatures tomorrow inland. we drop a couple degrees sunday and monday. afternoon sunshine, dry all the way through first parts of may.

enjoy. >> thank you. right now, breaking news just into the newsroom. r and b legend benny king is dead. >> you may remember benny king from the drifters back in the '50s singer on songs, "save the last dance for me". his biggest hit was probably "stand by me." 76 years old say he died of natural causes. we will be back with seven things to know before you go. >> first, abc 7 news

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it is 6:53. whether just joining us or heading out, seven things to know before you go. breaking news in san mateo. firefighters are investigating a fire at an apartment complex. this is cell phone video. investigators say three adults and six-year-old were inside the unit when the fire started. they heard the smoke detector and got out safely. protesters in the bay area out in force today to participate in may day. the first local protest expected to begin in about 30 minutes. more rallies planned for santa fe and san francisco later today. >> number three, department of justice announced a $20 million pilot program to provide police officers with body cameras. the first money goes to buy 50,000 body cams for officers in

the next three years. number four, minimum wage workers get a raise. it is going up to $12.25 an hour, same as oakland. it will eventually go up to $15 an hour in san francisco by 2018. >> number five, warriors practice trying to stay fresh for the game sunday with the grizzlies. the grizzlies are a physical club. but the warriors are number six pittsburgh, 60 the rest of the state mid to upper 50s. check out the santa cruz cam. seeing that surge of marine layer clouds and cooler air hitting the coast. 63 to 71 around the bay. 72 to 86. inland east bay hot, 86 number seven that's the drive to the airport. and traveling on westbound 580.

there's a pocket of slowing away from isabel avenue. the rest of the drive is wide open. you'll see top speeds up to dublin interchange and castro valley. over the san mateo bridge, construction eastbound until 11:00. another reminder catch game one of warriors and grizzlies on abc 7 sunday. >> and after the game, join larry beil and sports reporter with post game reaction. >> i bet they'll get some delicious barbeque. not often a hall of famer serves you barbeque. >> that's right. online, on twitter and facebook and all your mobile devices. >> back in 25 minutes with news weather and traffic with this morning america.

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good morning, america. new questions about what happened to freddie gray inside the police van. the mysterious stop on a baltimore street. the new witness coming forward and the report of a massive head injury while he was riding to the police station. >> race day plot in boston marathon-style attack foiled. police raid the home of suspected islamic extremists. stopping an attack on a popular race that targeted large crowds this morning. an abc news exclusive. american sniper widow taya kyle, speaking out about her life now without her husband, chris kyle. for the first time, we hear what he said to his young son before he went off to battle. >> when i'm gone, you can look at the tape. >> only on "gma" this morning. and dropout. me